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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1966
Page
5
House design by Samuel Paul blends French Provincial charm with modern living. A two story, five bedroom plan spans 2967 square feet with a central foyer and curved staircase, formal living room, dining area, and expansive rear patio.
This plan details a two story residence with a first floor featuring living dining family room kitchen dinette foyer space room laundry and bath totaling 1 625 square feet. The second floor covers 1 342 square feet with four bedrooms and two baths. A two car garage provides a workshop and storage area. Overall dimensions are 69 feet 6 inches by Pha gh.
A note states 50 cents is enclosed for a baby blueprint on design G-49. The brief indicates a payment accompanying a request or order for a specific blueprint design. The source provides minimal context beyond the payment detail.
The will of Anton W. Rausch who died June 25 1966 was admitted to probate in Surrogate's Court Judge A Franklin Mahoney. Life use of the estate goes to Marion H. Rausch with residuary shares for Madeline J. Girard Joan M. Eustace and William H. Rausch. Rose Gordon estate valued about 5000 goes to sister and three brothers. Charles Grosberg is attorney for the Gordon estate.
A team from the Geological Survey and New York State Health Department will release a red fluorescent dye at Corinth to study travel times along the 62 mile Hudson reach to Troy. Monitored by electronic sensors, the dye will briefly discolor water with no impact on farming commerce recreation or community use.
Pleasantdale residents report returns from trips to Flushing New York Syracuse Sacandaga Reservoir and Taconic State Park. The Pleasantdale Covenant Church schedules Sunday School at 945 a.m. Worship at 11 a.m. Medical student Timothy Johnson will speak while Rev Joseph Herner is away. A prayer service is set for 730 p.m. Wednesday.
Seventeen emergency calls answered by the Town of Hoosick Rescue Squad in July with 20 other calls, totaling 37. The squad traveled 780 miles and logged 39 hours 10 minutes of service by volunteers. Trips to Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennnington Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge Samaritan Hospital Troy and St. Marys Hospital Troy.
Rev Forrest W Fuess of Englewood New Jersey will be guest preacher at Zion's Evangelical and Reformed Church this Sunday at 1030 AM. He is district superintendent of the Northern New Jersey District of the Methodist Church and summer resident of Spring Lake. No Sunday School. Mrs Ruth MacNeil of Dayton Ohio visits three weeks. Mrs Heller convalesces after illness. JoAnne Taylor of Voorheesville visits D Entrone home. Bert Teal convalescing after minor surgery. Harry Shoemaker confined to Albany VA Hospital.
Town activity at the Athletic Field hosts a Kiddie Karnival starting today at 3 p.m. with 50 volunteers guiding games and hourly events until 8 p.m. Proceeds aid the Community Outdoor Swimming Pool. merchant prizes include bicycles and an electric knife.
The Kiwanis Nine Bears Lions defeated the Lions Club 9 to 2 Wednesday night, earning their second win over the Lions. Moose Moore coaches the Kiwanis, with William H. Ingram Jr. as manager and Martell and Durkin as the winning battery. Lions pitchers Kane and Wrubleski towed Monahan catching, as three ex Central School athletes, Doug Eighmey, Don Eighmey, and Paul Harrison, share coaching duties in Lasser's absence. The Lions host Bennington CYO Monday at 6 p.m., while Kiwanis heads to Arlington, Vermont for a game.
Members of Troop 64 Boy Scouts sponsored by the Church of the Immaculate Conception earned three watermelons for top campfire program in a driving rain at Camp Walpominee Mohican Council. John Sennett won high archery points. Five new patrol leaders received badges. service stars and Den Chief cards were presented to Sennett Wirmusky and Delarey.
Mrs. Lillian M. Bacon 85 native of Argyle died at Monroe Park Nursing Home Bennington Vermont after a long illness. Widow of Frank Bacon she was a retired textile worker and served as an official in Bennington Mills. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Hanson Walbridge Funeral Home Bennington Rev H Glenn Payne officiates. Interment Woodlands Cemetery Cambridge.
Anthony J Wir musky postmaster of Hoosick Falls and Major serves as adjutant heads with the First Headquarters Brigade New York Army National Guard for the annual encampment at Camp Drum.
Mrs Kenneth Lawton of 5 River Street returns from a vacation at Cape Cod Massachusetts with her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Bert Hill of Pittsfield Massachusetts the group traveled together and are visiting here.
Mrs Charles Pender has returned to her home in Los Angeles California after a three week visit with her mother Mrs Jean P Gavagan and family
The village highway department led with removing 21 trees and trimming 61 damaged by last month's storm in cooperation with Donovan Tree Service of Mechanicville. The firm will remove stumps and handle private storm damaged property at reduced cost. Other July tasks included sewer cleaning, patching holes, and routine maintenance. truck mileage reached 2840 miles, machinery used 102 hours, and gas consumption 571.5 gallons.
Forty three enlisted men and four officers of Company C First Battalion 205th Armor report at the state armory at 4 a.m. then depart via line at 15th Street to headquarters in Troy for a 6 a.m. leaving time. They will reach Camp Drum near Watertown by noon. Commanding officer is Capt. John M. Lang with 1st Lt. James W. Largay and 2nd Lts. Thomas Finnen and Lawrence Hunter.
Michael N. Mahoney of North Hoosick, general manager of the Hoosick Falls Standard Press and the Washington County Post, has been promoted from corporal to sergeant in the U.S. Marine Corps Reserves. He is assigned as platoon sergeant for Company H, 2nd Battalion, Fourth Marine Division, FMF, at Albany.
Hoosick Falls firemen responded at 9 30 a m Thursday to a small fire in an automatic washer at John Davendonis 40 Fourth Street The blaze started from lint and was extinguished with a chemical line The Davendonis had recently moved from 22 Fourth Street to the current residence.
Don Smith director of the Leo J. Mahar Funeral Home and his wife and family of 12 Barton Ave have returned from a week long vacation at Hampton and Rye beaches in New Hampshire.
Paul Cottrell Jr. returned home to Winthrop after a long vacation with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Stanley R. Borage at 55 Mechanic Street. The Borage couple accompanied him and stayed a week with their daughter and family.
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